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hi all, a white poplar, 10ft away from a house, height of poplar 12 mtrs been pollarded about 10 years ago, ground not sure but beleive to be ballast could possibly be clay, down in one do you think, or over a couple or three years,ie concernred about the footings of the house. the house is not built on piles but on ordianry footings. new shoots starting to grow from the poplar roots out to about 25ft away????, over to you you lot

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As far as I am aware the general consensus is to fell and remove then deal with any structural problems later when everything has settled.

 

Otherwise no one can say for certain if you prune x amount this year then x amount next year then x amount etc etc it will not cause any problems.

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